I draw in order to understand the world. For me, drawing is the language through which I express thoughts, emotions, and lived experiences. My hands move without a predetermined plan, allowing images to emerge spontaneously in the moment. Colours are chosen intuitively, often in connection with music. Through this project, I explore ways of living, searching, listening, and communicating with others. While drawing, I create my own reality – a space where dreams and images can become tangible.

Additionally, within my master project, I worked with themes of corporeality and world-making. It became a process of experimentation and unexpected decisions. I was inspired by the scientific writings of Donna Haraway, Rosi Braidotti, and the philosophical ideas of Michel Foucault, particularly his reflections on comparative anatomy. Through this theoretical background, I began to experience the world more as a living organism that breathes and constantly develops. I also tried to bring this vision into my artistic practice through new forms of expression, interactivity, and a transition toward larger formats. For me, the work exists less as a fixed result and more as a sensitive and unstable process.

Animals also form an important source of inspiration within my work. Their energy, freedom, and directness remind me of an inner sense of spontaneity and movement. By engaging with this theme in my drawings, I rediscover the spontaneity of the process, allowing bold and intuitive lines to emerge – lines that evoke a sense of wildness and the pleasure of being alive.